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The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

The Bangor Commercial brings the
charge against Gov. Bodwell that he has
proceeded illegally in the matter of APP
pointment of State liquor constable in
Penobscot county, whereat Secretary of
State, Hon. Ormandal Smith, writes the
Bangor Commercial that precisely the
same course of procedure was followed
by the Governor and Council, in the
matter of the petition for special liquor
constables in Penobscot county, that has
been followed in all other cases
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

The result of voting in the American
Board on Thursday last, was the defeat
of the probatonists at every point,
after lengthy discussion, though their
vote exceeded that of last year. Whether
the gain was due in any measure to con-
versions to their theory that have taken
place since the Des Moines meeting does
not appear.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

The Pennington Chronicle, with com
mendable enterprise issued daily edi-
ton during the three days of the an
nual cattle show and fair. in that vii
lage. The Chronicle is one of the most
wide awake county papers of the State.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

Yellow fever has appeared at Tampa,
Fla; twenty persons were sick and four
had died Saturday last. The people are
panic stricken and we're deserving the
city A quarantine has been established
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

The Cattle Commissioners are not
alarmed by the case of tuberculosis re-
ported in Pittsfeld. They say that the
lung from the COW owned by MIR. Dear
born which was sent to them shows no
traces whatever of tuberculosis, but the
animal undoubtedly died of congestion.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

Prof. Adams who has been serving as
gymnasium Instructor at Colby, has been
engaged to remain there during the COM
ing winter. He is popular with the boys
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12
Maine Cent? r. r.

Arrangements OF Trains. In effect
June =, 1857.
Trains leave SkOwheEan as follows: s25 A.
NJ. for all points west and for Bangor aud
Moosehcad Lake; go p. NJ. for Watcryillc,
Oakland North Alison, Bangor Bar I1arhur,
Portland and Boston; 30 +. NJ. CmlXedD for
Natervillc. enabling passengers to take night
pullman for Portland aud Boston.
4 RkIGi Isl 30 A. NJ. jmlxcdl except
Mondays, 10 - A. VI. Passenger from Portland,
Lewiston. Augusta and Bangor P. NJ. from
all points
ON Monday mornings only. Freight train
leaves skoWhcgan AZ A NJ and arrives Satur-
days, only at 52s =. NJ.
PAYsON TUCKER. Gil Manager.
f. e. BOOTHBY. Gen Pass'r Agent
Portland, June 90, lss7.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

Deputy Sheriff DeSpean< Saturday
seized q. hiN-ii,c gallons Of intoAicat
iug liquors stored IN one OF Tie houses
belonging To one Ia ty in Brunswick.
This is the eighteenth lot Sc zrd at four
different times within two weeks,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

President Pepper of Colby, and his son,
are spending October in the Maine
forests in the vicinity of Mt. Katarhn.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12
TO LET.

Furnished rooms with or without
Board in brick block, 15I Water
Street, nearly opposite Reporter
Office. A few table boarders ac.
comodated.
3Itf MRS. S. Il. WARD.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12
Wood Lot IOl. sale.
For sale.

Seasoned Lumber for buildit Z purposes, also
Nice Face stones for cellar walls Also Der-
rick tor sale.
Inquire of HIRAM BURRILL. ties
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12
The Great Rock Island Route

Guarantees Speed, Comfort nnd Safety TO those who
travel oyerit. Its roadbed thoroughly ha lasted Its
track heavy steel Its bridges solid structures
II stone md iron. It's rolling stock f. perfect human
t can ke IL. 1t has all the safety appliances TINT
mechanical genius has invented and experience PROVED
valuable Its practical operation IL conservative nnd
mchulical-its disc pine strict and cxacting. III" lux
uiy Of its passenger accommodation Is unrqualed IL
the West-iInsurpassed in the world.
All1Nprcss Trains between Chicago and the Missouri
River consist of Comfortable Day Coaches magnificent
Pullman Palace Fnrlor and Sleeping Cars elegant
Dining Cars providing excellent meals. and-hetween
Chicago ST Joseph. AtchsUn and Kansas Clty-rustful
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

Il cannot praise Hoods Sar>apai lila
hIf enough" >ay> q mother Whose son,
almost blind with scrofula, was cured
by this medicine.
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12
for Infants and Children.

"Csstoria IS so well adapted to childre. that
recommend il az superior to nv ir..,...,t,e,,,
KNOWN " iHe. Il. \. : l.: ;. =! a..
IL -. Ox.orG -. brooklyn, =. Y
u,
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12


Is the direct fnvoritc line between Chicago and Mime
nuts aud St Paul. over this route solid Fast Express
Trains daily to the summer resorts, picturesque
localities and hunting md fishing grounds Of Iowa and
Minnesota The rich wheat fields mud grazing lands Of
Interior Dakota reached VIA WHtcltoWn. \ short,
desirable route via Seneca and kAkhkcc. oilers sup
Inducements tn travellers be tween inrnnati IN
dianapoli4, Lafayette and Council bni5 st joseph
Paul nni intermediate points; Al Glasses oi patron
cspccil!ly families ladies and children, receive ffot
officials and employees Of Rock Island trains protection,
respectful courtesy and kindly treatment . . ,
EorrCkcts Maps Fuldtrs-ohtauahlc Mt all principal
Ticket unlc.s in the United States and Canaia-or any
desired Information. address,
+. r. CABLE. {. 81, J0HN {. a. HOLBRO0S,
Prss'tA Gsul Mgr As.t"-nlNgr. Gen lit AfA,a Ats
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

VIII commence her regular trips for the season Of
l"i hctw"cu Gardiner and Bnston, on tR,pAY ARR
20, 1857
Running rs follows; Leave Gardiner every Monday
and Thur SHAY at 9jn +, Nj. Richmond J.m. Bath at
a4up. VI.
RETIRING will leave Lucelu- Wharf huston
every iur,dH, aud Friday AZ o'ulock A. VI.
FARES; From Augusta. flallpwrl and Gardiner TO
Boston s2,hO Richmond Sl,7a, Bath = so
ROtNp TRIP rlCKErr From Augusta. HaIluw,II
aud iardiirr $500, Richmond ESQ; Bath 500 Meal,
g.uta
The Somerset reporter., 1887-10-12

Castoria cures Collie. Consulate,
Sour Stomach, U.arrhua. Eriat.fi6.f.
| Kills WORMS, G.sla Gie"p, Ali l.u..i9te1 IL
prfti6H.
j Without Injurious medication
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
7 THE BALL W0RLD..
RESUME OF THE DIAMOND NEWS,
Dlsshtistaction Felt Here Over the Record
aade by the Wheeling Club-rhs
Ohio Slate League - Ysstsr-
2tftg days lItg Games. a2'g

esterday'a game at Mansfield was wor
by the Wheeling team. Since 1t started
out on this trip It has played l2 games
three each with Zanesviile, Kalamazoo
sandusky and Mansfield. At each OIL
these places one game has been won, auG
In each ons Of these games won Dunn
pitched. Strange to say, the news Of yes
terday'B victory WAS not "a warmly 70.
ceived rs might have been expected, 10,
the reason that the people are beginning
to suapect that there 10 some 'iuunyh
business being practiced. In. fact the
belief Ia openly expressed by many,
that there Is aconsPlracy among majority
Of tho team to support no pitcher but
Dunn and to only win when he Ia In the
box. A careful study OF the official scores
Of the games played while away this time
and the singular coincidence tina. whom
Dunn has pitched the errors have
been lew and the games all won,
and thst when kimber and Sullivan,
pitchers Of ability, have been In tho
box, esrora have been numerous and the
games all lost. would seem to give color 10
the charge. On the other hand, the mem.
bsrs would scarcely sacrifice their records
and standing, with next season in view,
to elevate Dunnin his position.
There is no Disgusting the fact that the
disaatisfation here 10 very decided, and
when the team returns explanations will
be temandel. AZ 1t is now the excuse
"hard luck" does not 90 with the majority
o. enthusiastic. To-day the team plays at
Akron. With Irwin in the box another
defeat Tor Wheeling Is probable. .,-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
snnEwp LAND spEcuLArons.
Who WIN Try to Use tho President "a a

Who 1Vil Try to Use tho President as a
~ Catspaw. MrH
GARDEN CRY, kas., July ga combi-
nation Of land spectators recently bought
large amounta Of very poor land in the
vicinity Of Dodge City, Kss., and 1t tram
spires that they have presented to Presi-
dent Cleveland immense petitions pur.
porting to be signed by settlers asking that
the land Offices Of that district be removed
to that place, expecting thereby to get up
boom that will help them to unload at a
big profit. It reports are true they have
more than twice as many names on the
petitions as there are legal voters in the
entire district. It Is claimed that a Der.
sonal friend Of the Preadent IL engineer.
ing tho scheme, presumine upon bis per.
sonsl acquaintance and influence to pull
it through. The change, II made, would
put the land Office at one side OF the
diEtrict where the land is proved up,
would cause settlers to travel fifty milea
to transact business, and cost them In the
aggregate thousands of dollars OF needless
pXnpuNa. $50. .5,s3. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28

a|E-' NOieN IEuH tue DmuOnQs NY
Pitcher Avery has been released by
Sandueky. .s5z5i=i5l al y
A Bridgeport nine played team IRON
khkwood OIL tho old fair grounds yoater-
day. ~
Flynn, Of Cleveland, has been secured
to play third Tor Kalamazoo. He Is said
to be strong at the bat. .7 eJs al
On the Peninsula commons tho Silver
Loafs, OF East Wheeling, defeated The
Gavin Stars, Of sonth Whesling; al to IL.
Umpire Dosracher has te!esraphed his
resignation to PRECEDENT Young, OF the
League. Sickness is assigned az the
cause. aiitsI ~ p; 81 ..4ir.
Tho trouble In the Zanesville club has
been adjusted by making Harry Grelnet
manager and allowing tho team to elect
Ito own captain. 2"
Monday when Morris, OF the Pitts.
burgh's, asked for his two weeka pay ho
was informed that nearly all Of 1t, Sl45
md como cents, had been eaton up by
fines imposed on account OF bis beer
drinking In Philadelphia recently. He
went III the box the next day and won
the game. 55} Il.
The Detroits yesterday secured q new
battery from Allentown, Pa, in tho per.
uons OF Boatin aud Kinslow, the chief bat.
terry OF tho A llentown club. The sum OIL
S., 900 was paid for their release. Detroi,
realizes evidently, that In order to hold tbs
load lin tho National League she mus,
brace up aud play ball. She has secured
another pitcher in Grubor, recently o.
Hartford. Conway does not appear te
have tho necessnry endurance, and will
not likely bG put in tho box again. e. Z; 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28

We are quite sure that the Charleston
Star, being an honest newspaper, will be
glad to have corrected an error into which
it has fallen. Tho 1SrELLluEscER has
never anket anybody whether this news
paper should support the prohibitory
amendment; that the ISrRLLlaEScER has
long since decided for itself in the mega.
tive. g6sSs lGE
IS The IsrELIIeENcKn is well aware, how
ever, that many Of its party friends take
the opposite view and will desire to have
the amendment endorsed by the next Re.
publican State convention. To this, also,
the IxrRLLieEscER is opposed, though It
opened its columna to az expression OF
opinion on the subject and keeps them
opan for that purpose. Nobody who reada
I this newspaper suppoees, 1t to be in iavor
Of prohibition, but both sides may have a
I hearing Just the sams. ~ 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28

CHICAGO, July GA fire starting in
Armour's new beef house at tho stock
yards this evening caused a loss OF nearly
Sso0. 900, to OBJECT which there
10 IN insurance OF $4,000. Tho
beef house was cheap tso story aud
basement frame structure and covered
nearly the entire square. The bagemcut
contained about $4,000 hides. On tho
frat floor were between s. 900 and 1000
dressed cattle and over q thousand un-.
dressed, while on tho aecsud floor were
500 dressed aheep and about 100
hogs The building WAS almost
entirely destroyed. and most, i not all Of
the contents suffered similar late, al
though Mr.. Armour believes that tho
salvsge will be largo enough, especially
on hides, to enable him to get out ahoat
yvUlls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
WHEELING MORNING q. July 2s 1857


nounced for Pringlc, OF bis county, and
does not want II. The services Of Conrad
as President OF the Senate, and Pripple ag
. member Of that body In oustiug the
iour Hamilton county frauds, are used
strongly In their favor. Lyons's excellent
record "a a soldier 10 cited, and It Ia said
this fs year for soldiers; whils Andrew
Roy ia urged both as q soldier and the
friend OF workinRmen. n. ILL., -
For Auditor Of State the candidates are
Major ]. X. Brown OF Franklin, L, W,
Poe. Of Wood, Thomas McFall OF Erie, J.
NJ. Fitzpatrick OF Champaign, @. G. Baker
o. Colnnbiana, Colonel o, l.. Poorman OF
Belmont, W. L. Curry Of Union, Horny
y. Oven Of Huron, +. J. Esker Of Boss,
CHARLES Field Of Trumbull, aud John ].
McPeau OF Cuyshoga, with Poe aud Poor.
man as leaders and their danger being in
their strength with 80 many Ia the field 10
combine against them, ''5.,al ~
+, For Attorney General tho entries are
D.. X. Watson, Of Franklin, W. ], Ran
nels, Of Vinton, Col. T. II. Anderson, OF
Guernsey, Henry Colling, Of Adams,
Judge johnson, Of Wayne, and Duncan
Dow, Of Logan. lB2'gr MI,
Inc contests causing the moet agitation
are those Tor Auditor and Attorney Gen.
oral, and on theee mostly are the combin.
atoms being made. Watson and Ranneis
seem to be having close rase. aRgIlHlI
Vi Capt. Bushnell! whom approached on the
subject Of his nomination said: III could
accept q place on the ticket nothing would
please me more than to run aecond TO the
gallant Governor Foraker, but can't do
y this year. don't want anything,
though appreciate at it's full value the
complimentary mention OF my Bame Ia
connection with ticket which am sure
will be elected by an overwhelming ina.
lority. On the Sherman resolution !, l
should say that II It comea before the con.
vention 1t should be adopted by uAanim.
ons voice and put to rout the Democratic
intimations that there Is any trouble
among the Republicans over the indorse.
ment. It can do no harm to Mr.. Blaine
or his friends and can be OF no conse.
4uence TO any one except /. eAould be
Sherman, and he will know best whether
1t Will aid Or inture hin in his canvass"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
CONDENSED rELEGRAAIs.

President Cleveland has accepted an in
yitation to visit ksnaas City in October.
A mob ut Redan, Ca, yesterday lynched
Reuben johnson Hudson (colosed), He
had outraged the person Of Mrs. James
Rush. 1a - - 5r-,5.
William J. Basket, one Of tho best
known and wealthiest farmers Of Howard
county, NO., was attacked by a bull
yesterday aud fatally gored.
The Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday appointed committee to invite
President Cleveland to visit that city dur.
ing bis western tour this fall.
The fine OF $500 imposed on the schooner
Annie, OF Gloucester, Mas, for alleged
violation Of tho Canadian customs laws.
has been paid by the agent Of the vessel.
A fire q. Georgetown, KY, yesterday
morning, destroyed seven buildings In the
principal busnsgs block OF the town, In.
Guiding the otiics Of the Times Newspaper.
Loss $50, 600. 5s%
It is stated that tho failure Of tho
Hsnrietta, Tex, National Bank, was only
a lnat.or Of sc. 900, and that the e1nonnl
will DO subscribed by friends. The bank
will resume business. Z, y Il
At a large meeting OF representative cit.
liens held in Memphis yesterday, resoIu-
tiona we're passed inviting the Presilent
and Mre. Cleveland to visit Memphis in
October during their tour. r.: Z ,9gS
AT Lincoln, Neb.. the fine structure
known GO Humphrey block wss ruined BY
fire yesterday, only tho walls and lower
floor romaiuiug. Damage reaching So
900 was done; partly injured. 3}G S'tI
John Boyle O'Reilly has juat received
word from Rene that the first report from
Mgr. Persico, the pope's representative in
Ireland has been received at the Vatican
and is most Mandatory Of the 1riah people.
Tho Porte has decided 10 reopen the
negotiations with England direct for tho
eettlemcnt OF the Egyptian queation. The
object Of the Porto Is that tha negotiations
shall proceed without the other powers
being consulted. II {5It5s
Whilo riding on ton OF a wacon.load OF
oa's yesterday, Jessa Punekstat, q leading
citizen Of I,awrenceyille, Ills, slipped and
fell of, stighting OH the haudlo OF pitch
fork, which penetrated his bowels twenty
Inohos. He diod in few hours. 4, s..s
A dispatch from Baker City, Oregon,
says that Andrew Hamilton, alias Dick
Harenton, a notorious murderer Of Pike
county, ILL.,, was arrested yesterday on
reputation IRON Governor Oslesby.
Hamilton'a olienso was committed In
1876. Z. a .siS I.iSf$j : : $s5:t
Tho E1.Coniederato Reunion 10 DO held
at Mexico, Mo-, September "A, promises
to be o great affair. A number Of G. a..
r, posts will attend. Colonel W. p. e..
breckenridge, OF Kentucky, and Senator
John Il. Kenna. of West Virginia, are
among the distinguished orators engagel
for the occasion. s e. 3.33 + Y !. 2
Charles J. Waiuiar, M insurance nsent
Of Patterson, N. j., ahot and killed his
Ilandlady, Mira. susan5 Bontaly, and then
shot himself, at Grand Rapids, Nick,
whore he was temporarily residing. Tho
two wcro Qnarreling about m unpaid
board bill. Wainair leavoa vito and five
children. 5.l,'tfi'sS \
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fAnKERsBuItG POINTS.

Two Fatal Accidents and IL Murder-A So.
clal Eveat.
Special Dtspatch to the Initlliceneer. Vim
PARKERsnuRe, W. Va, July 27.-Henry
Nesmith, Of Belpre, q brakeman on the
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad, was killed
on Monday four miles from Hinton, by u
train separating he being run over by the
rear section. He was terribly mansled.
His remains were brought here last night.
by the running away OF team on the
P1arke,sburg and Elizabeth pike yeater.
Day, oid M; PERIL, Of this county, was
seriously and probably fatally Injured.
Hogar kestetson, formerly OF this coun.
ty, was murdered yesterday In Melps
county, Ohio, by Clark Ours. They quar-.
relied over how line fence should run,
The murderer escaped.
President and Mrs. George W. Thomp.
son gave a reception laat night, which WIS
the social event Of the Boason.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
GONE TO CANADA
After Pluuderins n Leavenworth Hnnk
~ ~ The Exact LutS Not Ena,xn s.'flig. y

After Pluuderins n Leavenwortl Bank /,
The Exact Loss Not KNOWN.
LEAvESwoRru, kAs., July 27.-Consid-
cradle excitement WAS occssioned this
morning when shortly bsfosa 10 o'clock
the Ci.izens' Savings Bank closed itn
doora. A large crowd coon gathered in
iroat OF the building and word was passed
around that tho President Of tho institu-
ton, K. P. Clements, was de!aulter in a
LARGE amount aud had sbsconled. @ i
Suheequcnt Developments confirmed the
rumor. Clements Loft on Sunday nigh. o.
tensibly for St Louis on businesa connect.
ed with tho bank. The full amount Of the
delalcalion Is unknown, but Is variously
estimated at from $50, GOO to $50, 200. 2 Il IL
said this afternoon that Chinery,
Clements brother-iu.law, made cota-
plete transfer Of Clements real estate
in favor OF the bank amounting in all to
shaut $50, 600. This afternoon notice was
posted that the bank had made an assign
ment for the benefit Of its creditors and
Mr.. John Wilson was made temporary
assignee, The local stockholders ara
among the wealthieat citizens, and the
directors declare that the depositors will
DO paid in full. Clements is supposed to
DO in Canada. g ! Yl5ts','s.5 4 .!1sse
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28

PARls, July a7.--Doputy LAIR, in answer
to tho taunts Of NJ. Paul DeCapsagnac
tha. the formor Hold when he a!ased that
General Doulanger had been invited by
eighty-iour Ronersts IN tho French army
to hend coup deial In favor Of restora.
lion Of the monarchy and TINT General
Boulsnger declnod, has publlsh letter
to hia bocon1 in tho coming duol, giving
the namnB OF tho gonetalg. 'sThis leiicr,"
Deputy Laur says, an. DoCaoaagnao can
read on tho field Of tho ausi--ii no ~.
pcara at the timo appointed" NJ. Laur
then taaa.a his aa.agoHis. with having
Sedan. ( y -, :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
A Lars Isnll ,ynr probab,,.

A special meeting Of the Association Is
to be held In New York September 3,
lour Of the clubs having notified President
Wycotf that they want special meeting.
The purpose Of the meeting Is to discipline
Wycod. Chris. Van der Aho has intim.
ated that that official Is but the tool OF the
Brooklyn team, and his recent appoint.
ments Of umpires and the assignments he
has given them has raised general howl.
His latest appointment, Mitchell, has
made every ono sick. Won der Abe
threatens to take his 81. Louis team into
the League II there are not material changes
aud improvements made.
1t Is likely that Indianapolis will be
ousted II the Bros are taken in. Won der
Aho would claim JACK Glasscock OF this
city, 1ndisnspolls' short stop, II he should
go to the League. '8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
TIE ESD 9issEM ENr doEs.
sI,EnMAN,s owS HOME
Sends u Nuasipg DolcEaiIon-rho Sonnt"l
-Uay. 1851 HrE, Ant kgnlarkg |"-l#h o.

Sends u Housing DolcEa,i on-Thc Sonnt"ris
SIS apt Remarks. H-l.
TOLEDO, o., July 2S.--Fhp Manshs sid
delegation six, hundred a:rouG arrived
this sItsrnoon gith baulu and h,uueta
They marched up 10 tho Body uouee,
whera Sherman is guartered, and weta
received by tho Senator, who Wa4o Lbb
following impromp.u opeech, which was
hesr.iiy received:
Fellow CirizESgj-I an told that a
good number Of this great pnltl.udo
came iron Riehlsnd county. II 40, I want
to tell them conhdon.ially tina. they came
too late. Everything Is settled. The
Republican psr!y viii be this falt unitod
aud victorious party. II you won't tell
the newspapers. ] will Say thu. this con.
vontion Ia going to be Learty aui gsner-
Gus and will exhibit the determination Of
the Republicans TO win.
From every county, from every portion
OF on, State, from lake 10 river, from In.
diana 10 fenueyiganla, eysry vdia6 IL Tor
the denomination Of Foraker Tor Governor
OF Ohio. Il ID because he deseryeu thn re-
nomination and oCAHrves 10 be OUT Gov.
ernor End will atsbd by ons principles,
our hopeo and our aaplrationu from this
timo for M long aS hGis Governor Of Ohio.
( a roico, "AIl shermNn Tor PfCsidsnt."]
Upon the principIGb Of old common law l
canne. vote on that question because l
am inteYeuted In 1t. NJ. .5,3 "a.
81 congratulate you, my counsEyEnen,
upon tho happy Gircumatancen upon which
we meet hero together Oh the lake shore.
We como to-day as we did In 1886; we
come for ,the good Of our State aud our
common country from this iime hence.
forth. believe that this meeting to be
held to-day md Tomorrow 10 the bsgin'
ping Of tho good time when tho Rspubll-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-28
MANSFIELD SHUT our,
Dunn'S Gooa Work mud Elmo support Com.

Duhns Good Work md Elmo support Com
s .u bine to Win. 80
speeia! Disaatca to he hsttlliseac<T. ge
MANSFIELD, O., July 27.-The Wheeling
team gave Mansfield terrible drubbing
to-day, shutting them out by score of'3
to 0. Dunn pitched great game and his
support was next to perfect. Miller
pitched iair game, while his support
was poor. In the first two innings Mich |.
olson's timely three-bayger sent two men
over the plate. Nichol'a phantom, steal
aud speidel's hit Melted the first run aud
bit by Bell, errors by Westlake and
Delehan.y and three bsgEer by Nichol.
con as stated. brought two more in in the
second, Score.